Cardboard Boat Building Basics What Floats Your Cardboard
{"Image DocumentName": "Construction Tips & Techniques VII", "Image ImageDescription": "Multiple cardboard layers. glued together on the sides. strengthen the hull. Multiple trapezoid-shaped pieces. glued together to form a. support block A sheet of cardboard. could be folded & glued together to. form tubes/beams. VISUAL-AIDS: no-tube, laminated hull & cross-brace model. As you\u2019re working on your cardboard boat, be careful not to bend or step on it too much. If you can walk all over it without hurting, that\u2019s good - but you probably didn\u2019t have to build it that strong, or heavy. If for some reason you have trouble getting enough cardboard tubes that are strong enough, you can consider using an another technique. If you have the time and lots of cardboard from regular cardboard boxes, you can fold long pieces of cardboard into beams or. - make up some multi-layer, custom-shaped blocks . Making cut-outs in the blocks will give a way to integrate the blocks and beams in a way the gives you a strong framework that can be covered. Constructing the framework from the tubes will be the easiest and least time consuming though. Multiple layers on the sides will strengthen the hull ...", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}